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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-24
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In looking over the bill oi Mir. Blinns, which providus for the djsincorporatioa of cities and towns, we find hat the sal. ary of Ihc Marshal is placed al GIoo pel month, and it also imposes extra dulics upon him. This is not ,suliCieu.. Whilst we are in favor of doing away with the present incompetent worthless city government we do not desire 10 ask men to perform such duties as is re- quired by our Chief of Police for the paltry sum of SIoo per month. The people of Tombstone desire in their Chief man of character and of un. questioned ability and courage, man who will be equal to any emergency which may at any time arise. Such man cannot be obtained for the sum pro- vided for in MT. Blinn's bill. We would urge upon the author of the measure the necessity of raising the salaries of the Marshal and his assistants. Men can- not be had for seventy-fve dollars per month to expose themselvc to all the dangers which are necessarily encoun- tered in the faithful discharge of their duties. The citizens of Tombstone de- sire the abolishment of this so.called government, but they do not desire their public servants to perform arduous du-  ties in their behalf without proper com. pensation, and in justice to the men who are compelled in the performance of their labors to travel the streets of our ely from eight to twelve and fifteen hours daily, we ask that reasonable compsn- sation be granted them. We are satis- he'd that our taxpayers do not demand such measure, nor neither does Mir Blinn, but it was simply done in the in- terest of the taxpayers this city.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-24
NoVca.

All persons indebted 70 me ca mer chants accounts or otherwise are hereby no.,red to pay such accounts 10 me in p-rson. And such persons agc further motif q that am the owner of all such accou IS, and will holi the debtor res J3"s.o!c if such accounts are paid to any other egson whatever.
 j28-5ot, W. w. BALDWIN.
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The Coal grarGlcr's strlhc.

NEW YORK, Feb. 23.-The longshorc- men at Jersey City and Hoboken have formally abandoned their strike and start ed out this morning individually to go. work where they could. Al some pu;a's they have asked to be taken back in g. body which was refused. The ugjoi,y of these willmake individual application for work tomorrow.
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The lutI.yionopol.ets

CINCINNATI, Feb. 23.--At the com motsc ofthe anti.monoply leagaa cf New York to-night it was decided not to rianl the conference of the gycen6ack jt6or men, for the reason that the pur- .osc of the managers of that conference is to arrange for the nomination Of pres. jI otial candidates, which is contrary to Ih- policy adopted by tho anti-monopl- league of supporting those candidates and that party who will adopt an.i-mon- oPoly principles.
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German Politics.
command.

BERLIN, Feb. 23.-The National Z.i- tung says that number of French soc. alsts have addressed a manifesto to their partizans in Germany, thus interfering with the electorial struggle, and further that some lodges of American Knights of Labor have issued manefsto and forwarded contributions to German soci- alists, the fact afTording fresh evidence that the charter of social democracy is not national if international.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-24
The Berlin Election.

BERLIN. Feb. 23.-The elections in this city have resulted unfavorably for all government candidates. In four Of the six divisons second ballots will be neces- sary, but in each of these divisions the antl-septennale candidate has at present majority. In the first division Klotz; new German liberal, has 7882, and Lcu- iirch, septennate, 1000. A second ballot is necessary. In the second division
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Wanted.

A Ay-uog or middle-aged lady of re- fined address and some business ex- perience, to engage with US in the sale of our books, bY they year. Liberal arrange mcnts made with person who will give us her entire time and attention. Ad- dre,s stating age, business experience, etc. Perry Publishing Co.,, Denver, Col. Ivy
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For Sale.

All kinds of choice eggs for sitting purPo5 s. Dark Brown Le4horas, White Leghorns, Golden Poland, Silver spang- led Hamburg, Black Langshang and Wyandotts. A sitting of 5 of these fine eggs will only cost you $2. 50. Apply g, the Can Can and give TWO days notice and all orders will be filled.
 A. D. WALSH. tt Can Can.
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Take 1t in Time.

A man who presents al appearance of debility, whose couutenance is anxious, and who is subject to spells oi faintn, 5s, is liable to sudden death from h-arl disease. Let hin take Dr. Flint's Heart Remedy before it is 'oo late. At drug gists, $I.5o Descriptive treatise with each bottle, or address ]. ]. Mack & Co.,, San Francisco.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-24
CITY AND COUNTY OFFICIAL PAPER.

Our motto is give the Chief and his deputies good, substantial salaries, and knock out of existence such useless off ces as City Recorder and City Attorney. This will make large saving to the tax payers of Tombstone.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-24
Bon. suit Paris.

PARIS, Feb. 23-The newspapers are turbulant over the result of the election in Alsace and Lorraine. They say that Germany is not able to obtarn the hearts ofthe people in the annexed provinces.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-24

Have you a relative or friend journey ng toward the miseries that are entailed by an incorporate life and drunkard's grav9? If so you can induce him to &C., cept the Acme treatment. Itinvolves no hardship. Read their ad. in another olumn.
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lionisomary to lcc3isn.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23.- Commissi- oner of Patents, Zach. Mon;gamary, will shortly tender his resigntion to take effect April, first,
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-24
The s,O'dler Boys.

Los ANGELES, Feb. 23.--A resolution asking Congress to pass, over the Pres ident.s veto, the Dependant Pension bill, was unanimously passed by the G. A. R. department to-day.
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Can Gan Restaurant.

Have always on hand the choicest Steaks, Chops, Game, Fish and Oysters, Spring Chicken and Fresh Eggs. Also Fresh Butter and Milk from the New Can Can Dairy. Open day and night.
 AID. WALSH, Proprietor.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-24

As to the whereabouts Of Andrew Jackson and George Robinson. have business of importance to communicate to both ofthem which will be of great Senifit for them to know.
 MRS. LAURA ]. r. SHORT.
 Ruby Valley Nevada. February 10. 1887.
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BLBGRAPnIC t. Looks Warlike Between England and Russia, The G. A, R. Asking Compress
 For Relief, Severe Shocks of Earthquake Felt
 in Sunny Italy. The Strikers Defeated--The Men
 S33king Work.
tkaqooia.al Nress DispatohesD
H.rri.esg y,r.r.

LONDON, Feb. 23-The stock market is finn on the result of he Gcrmain cleo. ton becoming known.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-24

A carload of fresh canned goods has been received, also a fresh lot of bran, wheat, barley, etc, at Joe Hofler' Pioneer store.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-24
Int RanaiHel.

Received to-day fresh supply of the celebrated Buffalo brand of Hams and Bacon, which will be sold at lowest mar ket price at H. K WEEDS.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-24

Just received at Joe Hoefler's, Car oad Of the celebrated Stockton crown brand flour and a quantity of fresh gro CerleS. au27-tf
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-24

Gentlemen whose boards are not the tint which thay desire, can remedy the defect by using Buckingham's Dye for Whiskers.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-24

Harris, the Taller, has on hand fine lot of winter goods, which he is making at reasonable prices, give him cali
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-24

The bill of Mir. Bhnn, an act to pro vide for the disincorporation of cities and to authorize the organization of other corporate government in their stead has been largely discussed by our people. As q matter of course the ins are very much opposed to the whole plan. We confess that we have not given the bill a careful reading, but in glancing over the several parts we find that the system of running eur city government according to the plan proposed will make great saving over the present "nondescript" affair A fair comparison of the two forms will show that under Mir. Blinn's bill the ex-
 pense for salaries will be per annum S3,- 700, while the salary of our present gov srnment amounts to S7,5Io, besides the "leakage, "a saving of SS,SIo per an mum. We trust that our citizens will weigh the matter well, and not be too nasty in their condemnation of the meas ure, as it has many things which speci- ally appeal to the wisdom and good
 judgment of the citizens of Tombstone.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-24
I,ntHtY DeY5 Sale.

will for the n-Xy 30 days sell my win. t2r clotAlGg and Underwear at cost. Cal ala see wha. o&rg2ids are offered at
 Ii. K. WEEDS.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-24

Genuine French Kid Shoes S4 per pair. All other classes of shoes in pro. portion Palace.
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TIE GRzATE@T STUDY CF
 ElaRk.Ed ts Elan.

Ind whc Ger bis wondrous fYpmo doth slan ponder Snd doyi 70 to crIro ill., whether by Ceyiae fruit pill, al equal henC'1ctor is ao and We asta tho
 inventor of Catlar.ic ci dl cicts taste, to to him honor. Who remembers net how the distressed mother, her ,ld5 enJreetios tIias b smother, that to be witness CT s end torture would rather lsy high price, il money could purchaso C1 h8rtic nice. We have i5 nov And grcat D. PRATT name, 3D. pears upon the scroll Of E-cullp.aa Inc, for a'teP long study what Wo-il suit, E31 EiJ gl 5cLiet9vs
 6ait to euro cur ills. Away gt cree Y.rh dIaU-hts and plls for whether t To indigestion, liver co,l- rlant or constipat2n, or c disease tI |hi-l clh iG Assertion will wager bi,, shat le can be cured by
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-24

A Black Walnut bed room set cheap. For particulars apply office. lll(I
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+on'sla"a molasses at SI.25 per gallon also hne assortlnen. of Louisiana sugar, just received al Toe Hoefers.
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Prices 10 suit the times Brocade dress goods 20 cents per yard Palace fifth street.
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 Philadelphia is at all times, when party lines are drawn, safe for the Re publican party. The late city election fully demonstrates the fallacy of the Ia. bor vote. Henry George made big hurrah in New York, but his cause soon snbsided. The fact of the matter is that the people of this country are not yet ready to bow their heads in sabjecton to such visionary ranters as George. The candidate of the Knights of Labor in Philadelphia received only sixteen hun dred votes out of total of one hundred and fifty-three thousand What com. mentary upon the boastful pretentions of that party. The thinking men of the la, Dor organizations are rapidly freeing themselves from the enforced tyranny of Martin Irons, and the whole organization ever which he rules will ere long sink into deserved oblivion We lave an it. lustration right here in Tombstone of the fallacy of their prctentionS. The leaders sf the organization here in this city, Thomas and Bagg, are pg-tenders of the mos: huge dimensions. Neither have the capacity or the ability to head an organization of this kind, and neither have the least sympathy with the move nent other than what little advantage and notoriety it brngs them, and the EPITAPH will tell the men of Tombstone who labor for living that the sooner they throw of such an incubus as these fellows will prove themselves to be, the sooner will their organization be re. spected by the community in which they line
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-24

Pnces cut down on dress goods close ing cut our winter stock very low Palace.
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Pride of tho Kitchen.

The best article manufactured for clean iAG Metal Ware, Painted Wood Work, Window Glass, &c., &c. Price I5c per package at II. K. WEEDS.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-24

No one talked 10 death, no one urged to buy the goods commend themselves O evary bargain seeker Palace.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-24

New Alction House, Wall paper and carpctlnS at eastern prices.
 SAM HARROW
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-24

The California Meat market cornor Allen and Third Streets, Light weights and high prices, nothing on hand, Cell and be convinced, all. x
 P. M. HILTON,
 Proprietor.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-24

Choicest fresh ranch butter just re. reived at 1weed's store. if
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-02-24

Artistic Job woik done at the lowest rates. at the EPITAPH nfice.
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Al '1nda Of Jo5 work executed at tie EPiIAPH office at loves. ra.cs. ii
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Dress goods ayr, ,ix seven md eivlt yards for $I P,la,e.
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LOCALITIES.
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All kinds ot stove wood for sale a, T K. TWced's.
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" tdAio hams 'nJ o,,c,, trcsa. at "eed's store. ,eI
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ti \'n want to Eeep posted read the FrrrApH.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-17
100 Doses One Dollar

street of this city Magnificent brick
tihces front on it for nearly mile and
the pine torch is superseded By the
electric lights, which make daylight out
Of darkness along the entire length OF
this great thOroughfare. Tie people sre
enterprising to the last degree, and unite
in carrying any measures that is pro-
posed for the puolic veal. Trey are
seconded by The local members Of
the press, who, If they differ on questions
OF stste or national polcy, always agree
when the welfare or interest of the CITY
is involved. Three ably conducted news
papers, all daily and weekly, ere pub
lished here, aud their bright aud newsy
columns spesk the thrift and prosperity
of their patrons. Texarkana like. the
"Panther City" no sooner CONCEIVE s an
important enterprise thsn the united
press and people go TO work to make It
fixed fact.' One of the greatest feed
ers that this section has ever bad,
the TeXarkGna ana Northern Railroad
WAS secured in this way. 1t is now
ia the hands of capitalists, a1d Will be
completed to Fort Smith during the
coming spring. This will open up for us
&. short route to connect with the north
HCotCA = u -iSSJ SuO NtFSICp SCu1E u lAC
richest mineral regions in the south. Goa,
SO essential in al kinds OF Inanufsc tories,
will be made convenient at our doors,
while al the enterprises that this great
highway will stimulate will add 10 our
wealth and population. The new com
pany has commenced wo'k in earnest,
and its offices, machine shops, ETC., are
to be established here. Upon the
whole, we lave 8 bright future,
aid our people ere united in q
| steady purpose to keep abreast with the
times. Cd houses are being demolished
and new ind modern ones erected, and
the landmarks Of ten years sg0 are rap
idly passing away. The town during its
Infancy vas built in great haste. S1an-
ties OF all shapes were hurriedly erected,
! and in some instances tbs stumps OF the
torss st were utilized and improvised rs
/ house blocks. In some instances they
continued to grow, and there ere said to
! be instances where the first settlers who
built and formerly occupied plain and
unpretentious cottages are nov living in
two-storY buildings. WE.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-17

Correspondence of the Gazette.
SAN DIEGO, Ten, Sept. 1.-THE dull
and dry season whic1 has held on for 8
good while in our city in the woods seems
10 be sbout to loosen It's grip. TIE sdeac-
ing has set in earpest, and the wool is
being daily brought to ouc town f1r sale,
or shipment. Some cotton has also been
sent TO the steam gin, which is doing
good work, not only as to ginning the
cotton and COMPRISING the bales, but i
also furnishing the town with excellent
fresh corn meal, while our butchers ere
supplying Us with some of the finest, mos:
Juicy and tender beef we have ever
rad, meet as good and 60 caeap rs can be
hsd anywhere. The prcspact CT rain is
f.ttering. We have had a good Shower
this morning, needed ii feaItuilY. Thugs
are Frightening up somewhat, and we
hope soon to see trade active and -four
ishIng.
sad event took place near the ranch
of Mr.. Coroett, some fifteen or sixteen
miles north OF SIN Diego yesterday.
German, whose name I could not learn,
WAS found drowned. His shoes were
found near the small lake, and there was
no sign of any violence either around the
place where he took the fatal plunge or
on the body of the deceased. The facts
seems to show that be had committed
suicide.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-17
ecial to the Gazette

Special to the Gazette.
CLEBURNE, TEX Sept. 16.-The work
on the srtesian well is now being pushsd
night and day, and flowing water viii
soon be obtained, or the 1000 feet which
IS called for by the contract will be
reached.
A man living near Joshua by the name
of Rhodes was arrested in this city for
carrying pistol The penalty under the
new law is quite revere, and this IS the
first arrest here under this law.
Ia the County court two judgments
were rendered against the Missouri Ps-
cihc Railway Company; one is the case OF
T. f. Blaes against said company for the
sum OF shout $50, and the other in fa-
v0r Of J D. ChiIdTess for about S1G0
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-17
TIE PHILADELPHIA CELEBRA
TON

Philadelphia is celebrating in grand
style the centennial of the American con
sti.ution, and every American citizen
should join the Quaker City, in spirit st
least. Many thousands will flock to the
''cradle Of liberty" the streets and
houses Will Re thronged; ali manner Of
industries and associations will make dis
plays, and vie with each other in attract
ing attention and winning praise; figs
and bunting will futter in the breez3s or
depend languidly in stiffness; speeches
will be made by eloquent orators to list
ening thousands, and the outlying war
ships will salute the setting and the ris-
ing sun with the sullen rear CT srtillery.
Everything that the Ingenuity, wealth,
patriotism and pride Of spirited people
csn suggest, purchase Or inspire will be
lavished to fttingly commemorate the
occasion and mark the day and time as
an epoch in The country's history. It is
not alone those whose circumstances will
enable them to attend the celebration who
will j Din in rendering homage TO the God
dess of Liberty.
In every corner OF tie laad men and
women who have learned the story OF the
freedom which they enjoy will lake few
hours in which to consider its causes and
rejoice In its existence. Whist we know
generally is that the constitution was
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-17
ITALY, TEXAS.
Work Progressing Rapidly or tho Railway
Bright Prospects.

Work Progressing Repidly OF tho Railway
Bright prospscis.
ITALY, Ten, Sept Il, lss7.
To the Editor of the Gazette,
Perhaps some of your readers would
like to hear from Italy, not Italy across
the water, but this town in Ellis county,
seventeen miles from Waxahachie, ana
twenty-one miles from Hllsboro, On the
Dallas and Waco branch of the Missouri
Pacific Rliiroad. The work on this road
is being carried on, and it is said we will
have the csrs running by Christmas.
Our town is improving, several new
residences have been built, and one OF
our leading merchants is now having 8
large store built, tnd we are tod others
are going TO build soon. We understand
that one OF our citizens has purchased .
lot for the purpose of erecting large
hotel. Itsly Academy will open soon
under the charge Of Professor Parsons.
and Hope Institute will open under
the same management Of the
past year. No town of the same siz3 can
bosst OF better educational facilities than
Italy. There are four churches in the
toWn-the Baptist, Methodist, Camp lelite
and Cumberland Presbyterian. The Bap-
fist Association met here last Thursday
and closed on Sunday. A large run6er
of delegates and ministers were present,
and the services were well attended by
the citizens.
Business seems on the increase, 1udg-
ing from the number Of drummers seen
on our streets.
The people are rushing in their cotton
to gin in order to save what they have
made. The carpenters hammer rings
out on the air, and the railroad hand
cries ou,: "Water, more wafer
TTrAN
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-17

Special To the Gazette.
MERIDIAN, TEX, Sept. 1G.-The case Of
William Patillo, charged with the murder
OF Daniel Bibles, has been on trial since
yesterday morning. The parties were both
young men-warm friends-ot good social
standing; but both devCtees at the shrine
OF Bacchus; and both partially intoXj-
Gated at the time of the homicide. This
is the most closely contested case ever in
this court, both as 20 the array OF legal
talent and the friends OF the parties
Bibles, il is said, attacked the fair name
CT lady friend Of Patillo, and thus the
killing,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-17

HEMPHILL county was organized on the
9TH day of last July, and Canadian Sc
lected as the county site. Canadian,
however, YVES not horn until the railroad
reached it, thirty days ago. Now, Can
adian has 800 people, and over $4,000
worth of town lots have been sold. Cam
adian is situated on the Canadian river,
at the mouth of Red Deer. Building is
going en- rapidly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-17

SENATOR SHERMAN is speaking in the
OAio campaign, but Senator Sherman
cannot hope to head off the Foraker
boom for the Presidency among the loyal
men of Ohio. Foraker has said Demo-
cratic president WIS entitled to no more
respect than dog,or words to that effect.
Foraker may possibly be nominated for
second place on the Blaine ticket.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-17
The Difference.
Chicago Herald.

The Treasury Department is not apt
to suffer seriously from the criticism Of
men who have failed to sell their bonds
at prices fixed By themselves. The differ
ence between this administration and
many thst have preceded it seems TO be
that Mr.. Cleveland and his Cabinet have
hired out to the United States OF America
and not to any particular class Of persons
therein resident.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-17

THE Philadelphia Record says: "Msny
OF the manufacturing industries OF Penn
sylvania have sucked dry the milk in the
breasts of their protective mother-in-law
and are ready to buy and sell in the open
market. Free wool, free iron ore, free
lumber, free jute, free coal and cheaper
living would put new life into the indus
trial system Of this great manufacturing
Staten
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-17

PROTECTION against the worthless ours
running a. large demands an ordinance
requiring the payment of q tax on each
dog and muzz,e. And every dog that is
not muzzled should be shot. People who
want to keep dogs in city should be re-
CURED to muzzle them.